Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-03-04

new building Tor tue SODA WoIkS near tue ue
pot, the dimensions of which are I6x36 feet,
and is the first new building in Roseburg this
year.
All persons owing taxes please come or
send the delinquent amounts as soon as pos
sible to the Office of the sheriff in Roseburg,
Oregon. b. Z. AGEE,
Sheriff.
The Oakland Academy is enjoying degree
of prosperity commensurate with the excellent
facilities which it affords. Prof. Russell and
Mrs. Russell have nosuperors In all this country
as thorough educators.
Rev. w. A. Smick goes to Wilbur next
Sunday, and services will be held in this city
in the Presbyterian church Saturday evening
and Sunday, morning and evening by Rev. E.
G. Michael. All are invited.
We would like to inform the papers through
out the United States that the II year old
girl who killed the II bears in Oregon, is not
a II year old girl, she never killed bear
she killed seven doughs in one week.
That beautiful drawing in w. s. Hamilton's S
drug store window, executed by Miss Della
Partie shows that she is quite successful in this
art. Some of the shadings Of the flower are
really exquisite, and index talent that should
be cultivated further.
Com ma Jackson left for his home near Can
yonville last Wednesday morning, having
been attending our public school this winter.
Since his departure some one looks sad, and
in setting type she persists in using ,, -,
| for all punctuation marks.
Don't forget the meeting Of the Adelphian
Literary society at the court house tonight.
RESOLVED: That the mind of woman is infe-
rior to that Of man, will be discussed. Good
music has been secured and good time is ex-
pected. Also J K, N. Bell will read Ham
| let.
Johnny Sheridan returned last Saturday
Siskiyou mountains IN snow about five feet
deep. In answer to a REVIEW reporter as
to where his wife was he said, 81 left her ii
Yreka until spring" Hesaid Geo. Kimbal
would return in about week.
o how sad we were made when we heard
OF the death of w. A. Basket near Dixie
Polk county, Oregon. We knew no man ii
all that country whom we thought was more
to be respected for integrity, honesty, moral
ity, ard all the traits that go TO make up {
complete gentleman. We hope to meet il
the "sweet bye and bye"
JOHN II. YATES, Of Batavia, N. Y, says
81 cheerfully commend
Your AROMATIC WINE;
1t did new life and vigor send
Through this weak frame of mine.
1t did for all my stomach Ills
More than the doctor and his pills. ;"
For sale at Marster's drug store.
The winter term of the public school o
this city closes to-day with an attendance o
something over 200. The average numbe
belonging for the year is about 24o. Th'
whole number enrolled is about $40. Th'
school clerk, Mr.. Thomas L. Cannon reports
5o4 children who draw public money. Their
are about ISo legal voters in the district.
George Langenberg in now working anc
preparing Is acres of fine garden land, ant
will deliver and ship early and fresh vegetable
OF the best varieties, to any part of the city
and will ship TO any point on the railroad
All orders filled promptly and special order
filed before breakfast. George now mean
business, and govern yourselves accordingly.
'.Little Joseph on our local page to-day i
the best piece of composition that has beeI
written for THE REVIEW for a long time.
1t breathes spirit of gentleness that come
4 from far off shores, and makes one feel thai
the real life Of man is deeper than materia
surfaces, and whispers thoughts into our ear
e that looks to Immortality for their fullest real
. zation. We thank the lady for this produc
ton.
o We had occasion to visit Wilbur last Friday
e and in the evening we attended the music;
" and dramatic entertainment given by the trust
4 ees of the Umpqua Academy. The first pa
Il of the programme consisted Of vocal and il
;. strumental music, intersperced with few rec
c tations, after which was given the drama er
e titled, 'Among the Breakers" which COZ
. cluded the evenings entertainment, to which
good audience listened very attentlvely.
Knights of Labor Grand March, by !. y
:. M. This author may just claim to be II
IS champion March writer of the present da,
A more harmoniouslY rich and attractive Marcl
we or no one else has ever seen or heard.
: brass band arrangement of this capital March
:, promised us at an early day which will al:
please the X. Of l.. members. Solo 40 cts
duet 50 cts. Ign. Fischer, publisher, Toled
IS o.
Judge Thomas Cannon, our efficient Scho
Clerk of this district has been very busy Il
last week taking a census Of our school chi
{ dren. BY every appearance and indication
y looks as though we might soon be able
u chronicle the fact that we are soon to have
new school house as the public sentime
e seems all to be that way. And it is in 1
d boasting manner when I say that the busine
1t men and taxpayers of the town are as liber
and as enterprising in all public impro
er ments as any town within the state. Th'
IS will no doubt place plant upon the site
a the old school house, a building that will
an ornament and pride to our enterprisi
K and thriving little city of the Umpqua.
w Roseburg rummagings in last weeks Dra
nc Echo.
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